Does the ride height on my front suspension look a bit high?

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bahama68
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'No major structural damage, bumpers and headlights in perfect order.' :lol:
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:roll:
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Viv_Surby wrote:Bootsy your call - but doesn't strike me that we should have posts with content of this nature on DDK Forum?
Viv your 100% right..

now where have I put my stars. I will stick them on :P
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Post by Helen »

bahama68 wrote:It's the end of the week and time for a caption competition. Best entry wins...well nothing. And yes, that is me in the drivers seat. :oops:

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your saying to yourself " if i keep staring really hard at that front clasp and really wish then its bound to snap"
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Post by johndglynn »

She is saying "you don't know that bloke in the Ferrari over there, do you?".

Car looks ace whatever she said 8)
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